Controller vibrates once mic is connected

Hi,

There are several reasons why you are experiencing this issue. To resolve your concern, we need to gather more details about the issue so we can provide you an appropriate solution. Kindly answer the following questions:

• Did the issue start after an update?
• Have you tried updating the drivers for the controller on your computer?
• How do you connect the controller to the computer?
• Are you using an Xbox One chat headset as a microphone?

I have bought the new xbox one wireless adapter for windows, and I have to report an issue.

I have been on the phone for 62 minutes to resolve the fact that the xbox one controllers using the wireless adapter do not vibrate. (The controller did vibrate once, and only once, for a second. It has now stopped altogether)

I have tested the controller using the wired connection and it is working as intended.

This is a blatant issue that needs to be resolved on the software side. The software that windows installed to run the adapter is not passing the vibration through and should be updated. The xbox 360 wireless receiver worked with vibration and now the xbox
one wireless receiver doesn't.

I also see no controller settings or a program to modify them (I assume that the xbox one controller settings feature to be released soon will also be given out to windows)

Why do I not get Vibration, and can it get fixed?

Update: Turns out vibration is turned ON for my system, but the controllers don't vibrate.

So I guess the issue is really that when any controller is connected to my system, when it's supposed to vibrate, it turns off.

I've got two controllers and I've never felt either vibrating, I play all kinds of games and I've never felt the triggers vibrate even once

To continue with that, I took the chord that connects the wired controller to the headset's sound controlling thing of power and switched 'em so the side that was connected to the controller was connected to the headset and vice versa. The issue was gone
for about 10 minutes. After that, It returned to its state of buzzing.

Thanks for the advice DJE, but one of the reasons I purchased a wired controller was to ease my unending desire for an all immersive experiance to reflect my glorious triumphes and explosions.

I did turn the vibrating off to see if it made the issue go away, and it did, along with disconnecting the chord that connects the controller to the headset.